It’s true that I don’t get razor bumps as often as a lot of people, but that doesn’t mean I haven’t done my research and figured out how to prevent razor bumps and how to get rid of razor bumps. It’s a topic quite similar to razor burn and ingrown hairs, except that there’s actually a latin name for this problem: pseudofolliculitis barbae. Yeah, that blew me away too. Well, the problem is a real concern to men, particularly black men, because their hair curls so closely that it ends up burying itself back into the skin. With the help of a dull razor and a poor shaving technique, this can happen too often resulting in a rash that may even become infected with Staph. So yeah, it is a real medication condition and it does need to be taken care of properly.

In this article I even turned to organic & natural, vegan certified shaving and skin care products to encourage guys to take care of their skin without the use of harsh chemicals. The harsh chemicals are there, of course, but I’d rather see people avoid the problem of razor bumps than subject themselves to a chemical hair remover. I mean, that stuff can’t be good for you.